Young Scientist Forum (YSF)

How do you evaluate whether the conference was good?

  • Based on the knowledge you gained through high-quality lectures which triggered new questions?
  • Based on inspiring and high-quality conversations during breaks, over a cup of not-so-high-quality coffee?
  • Based on the ideas that were initiated at the conference and are being implemented even after a year?
  • Maybe all of the above?

The Conference on Rare Neurotransmitter Diseases RNTD-R2T that was held in Belgrade a year ago, in cooperation with patient organizations, doctors and researchers with the support of EJPRD and additional sponsors, is highly appreciated according to all of the above. The idea of continuing cooperation, whose flame was started at the conference, continued its life through the Young Scientist Forum (YSF) meeting.

YSF Team

Improving the health care mechanism for children with rare neurotransmitter diseases, developmental difficulties and chronic diseases, in the Preschool Institution "Radosno detinjstvo" Novi Sad

We are proud to share that Lil' Brave One successfully performed another advocacy initiative: Improving the health care mechanism for children with rare neurotransmitter diseases, developmental difficulties and chronic diseases, in the Preschool Institution "Radosno detinjstvo" Novi Sad.

All children have the right to grow up in an environment that stimulates their psychomotor development and prepares them for school, in accordance with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. For children with rare neurotransmitter and chronic diseases, it is necessary to ensure the preschool environment and health care protection, enabling the possibility of regular intake of life-necessary prescribed medications.